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Text:Glory Dawn
Author:F. L. S.
Tune:[When the weary, dark and dreary night seems long]
Composer:Fred L. Swilling

1. Glory Dawn

Text Information
First Line: When the weary, dark and dreary night seems long
Title: Glory Dawn
Author: F. L. S.
Refrain First Line: Glory dawn will fill the earth with joy
Language: English
Publication Date: 1936
Copyright: © 1936, by The Staps-Baxter Musci Co., in "Glory Dawn"
Tune Information
Name: [When the weary, dark and dreary night seems long]
Composer: Fred L. Swilling
Incipit: 56535 65356 54542
Copyright: © 1936, by The Staps-Baxter Musci Co., in "Glory Dawn"



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